John Reeves

You know, they used euphemisms saying, well, we're going to honor current labor deals. But that's a euphemism saying as soon as that's up, you're done. Right. And then that's going to be, you know. And if you think it's going to be easy for those men and women to pull down six figures or those kinds of an income, it's like how insensitive to say, well, hey, learn coding or whatever.

It's like, well, hey, it's not –

It's like, well, hey, it's not –

It's like, well, hey, it's not –

Yeah, exactly. That's how quickly things change. It's basically kind of like a fuck you, like good luck kind of thing.

Yeah, exactly. That's how quickly things change. It's basically kind of like a fuck you, like good luck kind of thing.

Yeah, exactly. That's how quickly things change. It's basically kind of like a fuck you, like good luck kind of thing.

Yeah, well, but they never even told us that they were going to sell that. And then a staffer sent me a picture on CNN saying that they're selling UST. I'm like, fuck that. And so I just went up on my roof and I had a video saying, hey, I promise I'm going to do anything I can to jam that up. And it's like, that's what we did. And we worked with the White House.

Yeah, well, but they never even told us that they were going to sell that. And then a staffer sent me a picture on CNN saying that they're selling UST. I'm like, fuck that. And so I just went up on my roof and I had a video saying, hey, I promise I'm going to do anything I can to jam that up. And it's like, that's what we did. And we worked with the White House.

Yeah, well, but they never even told us that they were going to sell that. And then a staffer sent me a picture on CNN saying that they're selling UST. I'm like, fuck that. And so I just went up on my roof and I had a video saying, hey, I promise I'm going to do anything I can to jam that up. And it's like, that's what we did. And we worked with the White House.

And then suddenly all of that got jammed up. And suddenly, I'm so surprised, wink on wink, but Nippon found... extra billions of dollars to make the kinds of upgrades to secure a future for those facilities in the Mon Valley. And to me, it's about following the union way of life. You know, to me, steel is national security. And to me,

And then suddenly all of that got jammed up. And suddenly, I'm so surprised, wink on wink, but Nippon found... extra billions of dollars to make the kinds of upgrades to secure a future for those facilities in the Mon Valley. And to me, it's about following the union way of life. You know, to me, steel is national security. And to me,

And then suddenly all of that got jammed up. And suddenly, I'm so surprised, wink on wink, but Nippon found... extra billions of dollars to make the kinds of upgrades to secure a future for those facilities in the Mon Valley. And to me, it's about following the union way of life. You know, to me, steel is national security. And to me,

If you turn your back on the working union families, I mean, it's like those are really hard to replace those things. And so for me, two things are true at the same time. You know, our economy has evolved. But when we have an opportunity to stand for the union way of life and we can't ever just – outsource our steel industry like that. I refuse to do that.

If you turn your back on the working union families, I mean, it's like those are really hard to replace those things. And so for me, two things are true at the same time. You know, our economy has evolved. But when we have an opportunity to stand for the union way of life and we can't ever just – outsource our steel industry like that. I refuse to do that.

If you turn your back on the working union families, I mean, it's like those are really hard to replace those things. And so for me, two things are true at the same time. You know, our economy has evolved. But when we have an opportunity to stand for the union way of life and we can't ever just – outsource our steel industry like that. I refuse to do that.

And that's why we're in that situation right now, that it's like, hey, it's like that's what's true about some of these industries.

And that's why we're in that situation right now, that it's like, hey, it's like that's what's true about some of these industries.

And that's why we're in that situation right now, that it's like, hey, it's like that's what's true about some of these industries.

I agree. And that's why Congress came together and President Biden led the whole chips legislation. And it's like we've got to make shit in America. And it's like, of course, the future is in those kinds of industries and those things. So we have to protect the American economy for that thing. And that's why that's a bipartisan kinds of a push for that.